Mexico / Contacts
Contact the University
If you have any questions about studying at Manchester, our International Office are here to help. To contact our dedicated Country Manager for Mexico, Fiona Brown, please email flb@manchester.ac.uk or fill in the enquiry form below.
Educational advisers / contacts
CONACYT
You can also visit the website of CONACYT to find out about scholarships for master's and PhD study in the UK.
Website: CONACYT
FIDERH
FIDERH provides study loans for Mexican nationals for international postgraduate study. Visit their website for details.
Website: FIDERH
FUNED
Website: FUNED
Email: funedmx@prodigy.net.mx
Fundacion Brockmann
Website: Fundacion Brockmann
Becas Russell E. Train Education for Nature (EFN) de WWF
This scholarship program is available to Mexican students interested in studying the environment and conservation.
Website: Becas Russell E. Train Education for Nature (EFN) de WWF website
Mexican Embassy UK
The Mexican Embassy is a very helpful point of contact for anyone looking to come to the UK.
Website: Mexican Embassy
British Council
The British Council has an office in Mexico City which can offer advice and support to students who would like to study in the UK.
Website: British Council
Working with an educational adviser or agent
If you are planning to seek the support of an educational adviser or ‘agent’, we would strongly recommend that you first refer to British Councils' Student Guide to Choosing an Education Agent.
The University of Manchester’s contracted educational advisers are trusted, trained representatives of the institution. If you are dissatisfied with your experience, please email international@manchester.ac.uk.
Contact a student
If you would like to speak to a current student from your home country to hear about student life at Manchester, please contact the International Office via email international@manchester.ac.uk – please include your name and subject of interest.
Contact previous students
Use our alumni facebook page to keep in touch with Manchester alumni living in Mexico.